Hi all, next chapter. Had Bali Kopi on verandah while listening to the gentle rail, breakfast, and a special at GVC for massages, pay for 3 and get 4, so took them up on the offer, starting NOW. Checked prices for some jackets at 2 taylors, then to Dolphin leather for a quote,was $20au cheaper, no haggles so ordered. Saw a couple of places about embroidered emblems to sew on to jackets, but too expensive unless you ordered bulk quantities, so put that in the too hard basket and had a lovely cold juice at Joni's, and watched the world go by for a while whilst tyring to decide where to go for lunch. Decisions are never so hard at home, just grab a sanger. Finally settled on Warung Jogya, love their chicken soup and fried chicked, yum. After we ordered, noticed a couple, american by accent and she was chinese american, studying the menu with the woman explaining each dish to her partner. Finally ordered and when their meal arrived, proceeded to pray over it for a while, she then proceeded to move her meal around with a running commentary of what each piece was. He was already tucking into his with gusto when she said DAVID, theres something in my food, look, its a HAIR oh no. Called over the waitress who spoke very little english and was trying to tell her what she had discovered, without much succes, so in the end in frustration grabbed a handful of her own hair and said "Its in my soup!!! a hair!!!to which the waitress said OH, O.K. and walked off to carry on with her work. Shocked, the woman said, David dont eat any more you will get sick, maybe even DIE!! To which he replied, tastes too bloody good to leave any. Next the AMerican woman pulled out her camera and proceeded to take numerous photos, close up of every possible angle and getting closer all the time. At this stage I was nearly rolling on the floor with hilarity, with my husband kicking my shins under the table to shut up. But my final collapse was when the poor woman got too close and actually dipped the lense of her camera in the soup. Guess what, I had to leave then. More later, cheers